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Jan Frans van de Velde, de eximus van Beveren (1743-1823).
.: 3. Sint-Nikolaas, Edom, 1897, gr. in-8°, 27,5 x 18,5 cm, portret-frontispiece + xi + 296 pp, genaaid, orig. omslag (ex-bibliotheek, met stempel op titel, omslag beschadigd, rug hersteld met opgeplakt papier). Zeldzame biografie van Jan Frans van de Velde (Beveren-Waas 1743-1823) die bibliothecaris en rector werd van de Leuvense Universiteit. In 1811 vergezelde hij de Gentse bisschop de Broglie naar Paris waar hij deelnam aan het door Napoleon bijeengeroepen ''Concilie''.
Overleven in de kering. Eximus van de Velde (1743-1823).
.: 2. Beveren, Heemkundige kring Het Land van Beveren, 1998, gr. in-8°, 26 x 20,5 cm, 250 pp, rode linnen uitgeversband met stofwikkel. Gedrukt op 350 exemplaren. Frans van de Velde (Beveren-Waas 1743-1823) bibliothecaris en rector van de Leuvense Universiteit. In 1811 vergezelde de Gentse bisschop de Broglie naar Paris waar hij deelnam aan het door Napoleon bijeengeroepen ''Concilie''.
Kallo in oude prentkaarten
, Europese Bibliotheek - Zaltbommel 1981, 1981 Hardcover, NL, 210 x 150 mm, 38 pagina's met foto's / illustraties in z/w, in prima staat. ISBN X.
CONSTRUCTING WOODEN IMAGES,
, Brussel, Vub press, 2005, Paperback, 293pp. illustrated *** Copy from a library with 2 stamps on first leaf and spine sticker.*** ISBN 9789054873884.
The symposium Constructing Wooden Images. Organization of Labour and Working Process of Late Gothic carved altarpieces in the Low Countries was organized in Brussels on October 25th and 26th 2002 by the Department of Art Sciences and Archaeology of the Free University of Brussels and the Laboratory of Wood Technology of the University of Ghent.The symposium was part of a methodological and interdisciplinary research project on the characteristics, evolution and socio-cultural significance of the carved altarpieces of Brabant (15th -16th centuries), conducted by both universities from 2001 to 2004, in collaboration with the Musees royaux d?? Art et d?? Histoire in Brussels and the Royal Museum for Central Africa in Tervuren. The research of the project, and consequently also the symposium, which had the intention of making public its provisional results, focussed on the socio-economic background of the considerable production of carved wooden altarpieces of the late Middle Ages and the early Renaissance in the Low Countries, especially in the old duchy of Brabant, and also on the actual construction of such works. As new !
